The first daffodil blooms. This is always seems like such a grandma plant to me (respect to all the grandmas out there), but springy nonetheless.
Prostrate rosemary blooms
Broccoli headed the way plants like to head - to seed. These are still yummy to eat, and there's just nothing like fresh broccoli from the garden.
Katydid
A peach down on the reach that blooms long before mine in the backyard. I think it's the sun quotient.
4 comments:
It's always exciting to watch the first signs of the new Spring coming.
Hi there. I found your blog through Pam's site.
I love your photos today! Thanks for sharing them.
I also really dig the title of your journal--so perfect for Austin.
What variety of daffodil is that? How many years have you grown it? And if this is the first, did you chill it before you planted it?
I've no idea the variety...They were here when we bought the house but they were in a far corner for no one to see. So this January I unceremoniously dug them up and threw them back in the ground where i could watch them. No chilling, no special treatment...nothing! In fact, I tried to plant them at the recommended depth for daffodils (4 inches, maybe?), but I even eye-balled that and got sloppy toward them end. I know bulbs can be picky, so it sounds like I should be happy they survived by brutish hands.
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